... THE CORN LAWS. The anti-ConN Law agitation is now proceeding in the manufacturing districts, and ha 3 reached London, where meetings have been called in some of the Wards, so that it is time for the Agriculturists to bestir themselves in good earnest ...

... desirous of keeping up rents, devised a plan to do so. —and that, this was the Corn-law. By this the farmers are led to believe that the Bill of was the first, the origin of the Corn-laws. knowledge of the history of our country would have informed our contemporary ...

... things,— the present price of corn maintained by a restriction on importation, that which will enable us to keep the five shillings per acre land in cultivation, are we an abrogation the corn laws, to reduce the price corn competition of importation, so ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The proposition of the Government to open the ports Britain to foreign-grown Corn, has progressed more rapidly since that stumbling-block, the Irish Coercion been removed out its way: and is this ernre ready, Its exit from the House of ...

... THE CORN LAWS. j Agricultural readers to excellent Letter, ■j., ° page, on the subject of the Corn Laws. tlieY' Bkilfu, 'y enumerated and ably applied ,ea arguments in favour of rigidly adhering to Present fluctuating duty j and rightly observes that ...

... petitioners have learned with much anxiety and alarm, the efforts which arc now making to procure a Repeal of the Corn Laws. That those laws are indispensibly necessary for the protection of British Agriculture, and to prevent this country from being exposed ...

... THE CORN LAWS. feel it to be our duty to use our utmost again and again to roase the Landholders, 1 \ and all concerned in the protection of the i!ur« our country, to a full sense of the dangers which * round them, from the active, persevcri.'-., \t ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The Rill for removing the existing amount of Protection British Agricu'tiire and Native Industry, seems progress slowly through the House Lords as it did through the-Lower House. The debate on the question of going into Committee was brought ...

... THE CORN LAWS. '' Ye ju rea d two phamphlets, by Jacobus Veritas, and Justice of the Corn Laws, in j the Agricultural interest is most ably vindicated the falsehoods and slander of the Anti-Corn Law and the ...

... THE CORN LAWS. During the past week the Landhold ers and Farmers of Devon and Cornwall have been actively engaged in attending meetings and adopting petitions against a Repeal of the Corn Laws ; S o that we believe a large proportion of the parishes ...

... THE CORN LAWS. Hie following are the resolutions which Em FITZWILLI AM will move in the House of Lords Tuesday next. His Lordship, notwithstanding he is very extensive landholder, is favourable to a free trade in corn, I. Revolved,—'That It appears to ...

... THE CORN LAWS. We refer to several letters on this subject, In our last We are anxious to see this momentous question fully (,is ...